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Evaluating the limits of adaptation to temperature is important given the IPCC-predicted rise in global temperatures.
The second was comprised of simulations with incident spectra of different widths (8 29 keV), all with the same determined central energy, evaluating the limit of detection depending on the exposure.
This problem is reinforced in plant populations for which it is often difficult to evaluate the limits of habitat patches.
Figure 3 and the calculation of the coefficient k serve for illustrative purposes, designed to evaluate the limits of integration in ∫E ind ∙dl.
To evaluate the limits of stability (LOS) in persons with transtibial amputation (TTA), and to determine the effects of prosthetic alignment alterations on motor control strategies.
We discuss nuclear transport issues recently addressed by single-molecule microscopy, evaluate the limits of existing assays and data, and identify open questions for future studies.
The same curves were used to: (i) study the influence of the exfiltration time on S and β estimations, (ii) evaluate the limits of the inverse analysis, and (iii) validate the feasibility of the method to estimate α and n.
In order to evaluate the limits of detection (LODs) and the limits of quantification (LO Qs of the compounds, mixed standard stock solution was further diluted serially to provide a series of appropriate concentrations, and an aliquot of the diluted solutions was injected into HPLC for analysis.
The first phase, called 'prevalidation', is intended to (1) identify the model to use for the calibration curve; (2) evaluate the limits of quantitation; and (3) provide good estimates of the precision and bias of the method before designing the 'validation' phase per se.
We also evaluate the limits of accuracy of this method when the value of the epidermal thickness is not known.
